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Breeding Institute was located. By convention, the breeder got to choose the second name, with Piper chosen arbitrarily by Howard's son, although earlier, he had proposed calling it Maris Pard. It should not be confused with Maris Peer, another variety of potato.
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The variety was the most popular in the UK by 1980, accounting for 24 % of the
British potato crop in 1982, 20 % in 2005 and 16 % in 2014. It became popular due to both its resistance to nematodes and its pleasing taste for consumers.
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Commonwealth Potato Collection, finding that few were resistant or suitable to breed with cultivated potatoes. In a letter to
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crossed the wild potato with contemporary varieties to produce a high-yielding, resistant variety. CPC 1673 was
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Plant Breeding Institute (Cambridge, England) (1980).
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Crop cultivars bred at the Plant Breeding Institute
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309:and he also considers them the best variety for
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943:Terrestrial Slugs: Biology, ecology and control
882:"National chip week: Three steps to a hip chip"
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278:(French fries) due to it having high
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536:. Maris Piper Fifty. 30 January 2016
806:. A&C Black. pp. 212–214.
758:. Pensoft Publishers. p. 111.
226:, and then crossed with a cross of
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858:. The Sunday Times. Archived from
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685:. Maris Piper Fifty. 21 March 2016
254:in 1982 for breeding Maris Piper.
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242:, an eminent potato breeder from
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154:where Maris Piper was developed
827:M. Brown (24 September 2008).
683:"How Maris Piper got its name"
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908:. A&C Black. p. 51.
634:. OUP Oxford. pp. 221–.
628:John Ayto (18 October 2012).
940:A. South (6 December 2012).
515:. The Daily Spud. 2013-06-02
493:"Potato Breeding in Ireland"
252:Queen's Award for Technology
661:. OUP Oxford. p. 874.
614:. Plant Breeding Institute.
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880:Xanthe Clay (2011-02-11).
833:. Elsevier. pp. 32–.
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